Canceled sea trips on Wednesday, July 23, 2025
The canceled sea trips are as follows:
Port Management Office (PMO) Bohol
• Terminal Management Office Gefate: LCT CORDOVA 11 a.m.
• Port of Gefate: Clemer 88 6:15 a.m./ 1:15 p.m.
• Port of Gafete: Sunriser 2 - (Gefate-Cordova 12:00 noon /4 p.m.)
PMO Zamboanga
• Port of Zamboanga: MV Prince Majesty due to engine maintenance
PMO Masbate
• Masbate - Pilar, V. V.
All fastcraft
Montenegro Shipping Lines Inc.
• Aroroy - Pio Duran, V.V.
MV Olivia 1
Silverstone Goldrich Shipping Inc.
• San Pascual - Pasacao, V.V.
MV Virgen de Peñafrancia
Starhorse Shipping Lines Inc.
• Masbate - Pio Duran, V.V.
MV Santa Philomena
CAVS Sea Transport
PMO Bicol
• MV Virgen de Peñafrancia Tres Reyes - Pasacao, Camarines Sur - San Pascual, Masbate
PMO NCR-South
• MVJune Aster: Manila - Coron, El Nido 1 1 p.m. (July 24, 2025)
PMO Palawan
• Puerto Princesa - Cayo: M/V Maria Rebecca of Montenegro
• Coron - El Nido: Palawan VV
The PPA clarified that it 'does not cancel trips,' adding that trips are automatically canceled if the Philippine Coast Guard issues a 'no sail policy' based on the weather forecast of PAGASA.
It added that shipping lines may also cancel trips subject to compliance with the terms of their Certificate of Public Convenience issued by Maritime Industry Authority. —Ted Cordero/VBL, GMA Integrated News
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